Columbus Granted Delay on Desegregation
The NAACP will not appeal a federal judge order delaying desegregation of Columbus public schools until September 1978. Judge Duncan kept plans for buses and budget revisions, with a November deadline for a fully itemized budget and a October bus purchase. Superintendent Joseph Davis welcomed the extra time for planning while noting January return to a segregated setting for students.
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Social Security Tax Increases Move Forward in House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee endorsed a plan to raise Social Security taxes for high earners and their employers to keep the program solvent. It would hike withholding for those earning at least $19,900 in 1978 and extend higher taxes to more workers by 1981, with gradual rate and base increases through 1986.
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